4 Of The Fastest Snowmobiles You Can Buy, Ranked By Top Speed
Snowmobiles are fun recreational videos for some and essential modes of transportation for others, but what are the fastest ones you can buy?
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How To Roll Back NVIDIA Drivers (And Why You Might Want To)
If you notice issues with visuals or performance on your PC, it may be worth rolling back your GPU drivers. Here's how to do it with NVIDIA.
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Why Do LED Lights Flicker On Camera? The Photography Phenomenon Explained
LED lights can be an annoyance, flickering when you're trying to record a video. But why does the tech actually behave the way it does on film?
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Snow Blowers: What's Different Between Single Stage, 2-Stage, And 3-Stage Machines?
When winter weather rears its head, you'll want to find a way to clear snow from your walkways. Here's what you should know about the various stages.
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12 Fun Amazon Gadgets You Can Get For Under $20
Get 12 awesome Amazon gadgets under $20 that are fun, useful, and budget-friendly. From gaming gear to tech tools, upgrade your 2025 without overspending.
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How To See What Graphics Card Is In Your PC
One of the most important aspects of your PC is the graphics card, especially if you're looking at gaming. Here's how to check what graphics card you have.
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6 Of The Best Electric Hand Warmers You Can Buy, According To Reviews
Electric hand warmers are inexpensive and useful for ensuring you don't end up with numb fingers after some time outside. We looked at the best-reviewed ones.
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DeWalt 20V Max Vs. 20V Max XR Batteries: What's The Difference?
Dewalt has two prominent battery types in the 20V Max and 20V Max XR, and the differences between the two battery types have some noticeable differences.
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12 Top-Rated Health & Fitness Apps For Your iPhone, iPad & Apple Watch
Looking to kick off a new health and wellness journey this year? Here are a dozen of the most popular and well reviewed fitness app for iOS devices.
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Why Do Some Military Aircraft Have A Shark Painted On Them?
The fierce shark teeth on some warplanes have their roots in World Wars I and II, and they continue on today. Here's why these planes use this pointed message.
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Own An Apple Watch Series 10? Here Are 5 Features You Need To Try
The Apple Watch remains a flagship in the wearables market, but the latest Apple Watch Series 10 has some of the most useful features to date.
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You Can't Merge Two Google Accounts Into One, But There Is An Alternative
Even though you'll need to keep your Google accounts separate, there are ways to merge data between them to make your life easier. Here's how.
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Yes, The Samsung Galaxy Watch Has Fall Detection - Here's How To Use It
The thought of falling and being unable to call for help is a nightmare for many people. Fortunately, your watch can do it for you.
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CES 2025: The Best Of The Rest
After a week on the show floor in Las Vegas, we still have a few companies and products that we haven't gotten a chance to tell you about...until now.
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Which Cub Cadet Lawnmowers Use Kawasaki Engines?
Cub Cadet is a well-known lawnmower brand, but you might be surprised some of its best zero-turn mowers are powered by Kawasaki engines.
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How To Tell Which Generation Your Intel CPU Is
If you're after an Intel-based computer, we'll walk you through how to identify what generation the Intel CPU is.
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5 Useful Apps Every Drone Owner Should Check Out
Drones have opened up new opportunities for photography, surveying, and recreational flying. These apps can support owners to enjoy and stay safe in the skies.
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10 Of The Most Expensive MSI Gaming Products Available Today
MSI makes a lot of gaming hardware, from laptops to power supplies to monitors, and beyond. But what are the most expensive options out of all its offerings?
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5 Alternatives To The Phone-Sized Boox Palma E-Reader
If you're looking for an e-ink reader but don't want the Boox Palma, there are some alternatives available.
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What To Do When Unsubscribing From An Email List Doesn't Work
As soon as you start an email address, it quickly begins filling up with emails you may not want. There's an unsubscribe button, but what if it doesn't work?
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12 Of The Weirdest Tools You Can Buy On Temu
There's a lot of odd stuff you can find on Temu, from little knick-knacks to full on furniture. That breadth of strangeness reaches its tool selection, too.
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Why Do Most Boats Have Steering Wheels On The Right Side?
If you have ever been on a boat, you might have noticed that the steering wheel is on the right side. Here is an explanation of why that is.
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12 Strange & Bizarre Microsoft Products You Probably Didn't Know Existed
Microsoft spent much of the late 1990s and early 2000s trying to find the next big thing with mixed results. Here are a few products that didn't quite pan out.
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The German Navy Is Testing A New Unmanned Underwater Drone
Drone warfare has been a predominant feature on recent battlefields, and Germany is now extending it to the seas with its unmanned submarine.
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CES 2025 Day 4: Leaving Las Vegas
The last day of CES has come and gone, and we're rounding up the most interesting tech we saw before with departed the city of casinos and crooners.
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What Happened To The Felt App From Shark Tank Season 7?
Felt gives the convenience of sending a handwritten letter through an app, but did it have enough appeal to get an investment? Here's what happened.
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We Tested 4 Browsers, And This One Used The Least Amount Of RAM
Common knowledge holds that Google Chrome will chew up your computer's RAM and spit it out, but is that true? We put four popular browsers to the test.
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